Yamaha SR230 Operator's Manual download pdf (Page 32)

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OFF:

Ignition circuits are switched off. The

engine cannot be started but other

switches will operate. (The key can be

removed.)

ON:

Ignition circuits are switched on. (The

key cannot be removed).

START:

The starter motor will turn to start the

engine. (When the key is released, it

returns automatically to “ON.”)

NOTE:

• The engine will not start when the

engine shut-off cord clip is removed

from the engine stop switch. The

starter motor will turn over without

the cord attached.

• The ignition switch will not operate

(the starter motor will not turn over)

if the battery switch in the battery

compartment is turned to the off

position. See page 4-3 for more

information.

THROTTLE LEVERS

Throttle lever, port (left) engine

Throttle lever, starboard (right) engine

Idle

Full speed

Before starting the engine, always

check the operation of each throttle

lever. It should move smoothly

through its full range of operation.

Otherwise, there could be loss of

control and an accident.

A separate throttle lever controls each

engine. In normal operation the throttle

levers are moved together. Moving the

throttle levers forward increases engine

speed. Move both throttles to the idle

position before using the shift lever.

SHIFT LEVER

SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH MAY

RESULT IF YOU IGNORE ANY OF

THE FOLLOWING.

 Check throttle, steering, and shift

lever for proper operation before

starting the engines.

 Shift into neutral before starting

engines.

 Put throttle levers in idle position

before shifting.

 Make sure there are no people or

objects behind the boat before

starting or shifting into Reverse.

 When operating in Reverse, go

slowly. Do not open the throttle

more than half. Otherwise, the

boat may become unstable,

which could result in loss of con-

trol and an accident.

 Do not shift into Reverse while

traveling at planing speeds. Loss

of control, boat swamping, or

damage to the boat could occur.

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